Ask questions to Mr. Naoya Kaneko of Kawasaki Motorcycle Engineering/Racing Team!

The_Big_K

CEans,
Motorcycle enthusiasts - jump with joy!

We are extremely proud to have Mr. Naoya Kaneko, Kawasaki Motor's technical manager to answer your questions!

Now get your questions about high-speed motorcycling answered by the man who's been engineering all the high-speed machines!

For details - Visit this site -

Kawasaki Racing Team | Official MotoGP Team Web Site

Don't be lazy or else, you'll miss out on this golden opportunity. We'll collect questions till 20^th April 2008.

Get started!

gohm

Wow! I bow repeated to you. Big K, I think I might have a tear of happiness. I will work on some questions for you!

The_Big_K

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Originally Posted by gohm

Wow! I bow repeated to you. Big K, I think I might have a tear of happiness. I will work on some questions for you!

I wish I could take credit. Its our CEan-MayurPathak who got in touch with Kawasaki Motor team for us.

All said, this is one great opportunity that we all have. Where else would you get a chance to get your questions answered from the people who actually bring you the super-biking!

I've few questions too. I'll post them shortly.

raj87verma88

My question to the team is :- As a professional racing team what measures do you take to win a race? I mean all the home work about the other team, the circuit etc. What do you do keep yourself 2 steps ahead of everyone before the race starts?

raj87verma88

My next question :- This may sound stupid but i always wanted to ask this question. There are many professional racing teams in the GP that have a lot of experience, but i have seen that sometimes one team completely dominates the season. What are the reasons of this? The other teams are not fools. What is the factor that influences this dominance the most, is it the driver, the engineers, the support crew etc. Everyone is important i know but what is the most important?

gohm

What strategies will their team be using to assist Team Kawasaki in improving in manufactures points in moto gp this season?

What developments does Mr. Kaneko see working into production motorcycles in the next 5-10 years? Does he invision traction control on production machines?

(and thank you to MayurPathak!)